The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: pt. 1. Upper digestive tract |
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The left gastric or coronary artery , the smallest of the three celiac branches ,
starting at the cardia , extends along the lesser curvature of the stomach to
anastomose with the right gastric artery . The splenic artery , largest of the three
celiac ...
The left gastric or coronary artery , the smallest of the three celiac branches ,
starting at the cardia , extends along the lesser curvature of the stomach to
anastomose with the right gastric artery . The splenic artery , largest of the three
celiac ...
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It ascends and divides into several branches , most commonly into the right
hepatic and left hepatic arteries , the middle hepatic artery usually arising from
the left hepatic artery . The right hepatic artery generally passes behind the
common ...
It ascends and divides into several branches , most commonly into the right
hepatic and left hepatic arteries , the middle hepatic artery usually arising from
the left hepatic artery . The right hepatic artery generally passes behind the
common ...
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The parasympathetic innervation is provided by both vagus nerves , the right one
of which traverses , with some branches , the right portion of the celiac plexus .
The left vagus with its right abdominal branch takes its course through the ...
The parasympathetic innervation is provided by both vagus nerves , the right one
of which traverses , with some branches , the right portion of the celiac plexus .
The left vagus with its right abdominal branch takes its course through the ...
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Cellular Elements of Liver | 7 |
Vessel and Duct Distribution | 13 |
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